Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... person fpeaks his own senti- ments the whole time ; and the circumftance that more particularly frikes , is the mention of Charonca . There feems to be a fimilar sentiment with the one in the holy scriptures , where the apostle says ...
... person fpeaks his own senti- ments the whole time ; and the circumftance that more particularly frikes , is the mention of Charonca . There feems to be a fimilar sentiment with the one in the holy scriptures , where the apostle says ...
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... persons of honor , and qua- " lity , and reputation , in the feveral coun- " ties of England , are now imprisoned , " without any objection against them , but " fufpicion of their loyalty ? How many of " the graveft , and most ...
... persons of honor , and qua- " lity , and reputation , in the feveral coun- " ties of England , are now imprisoned , " without any objection against them , but " fufpicion of their loyalty ? How many of " the graveft , and most ...
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... persons , where he is describing the horrors of a battle : Ως τω γέν κονίησι παρ αλληλοισι τετασθην Ητοι ο μεν Θρηκών οδ Επειων χαλκοχιτώνων Ηγεμονες He then turns to a different person : Ενθα κεν ουκέτι ἔργον ανήρ όνοσαιτο μετελθών ...
... persons , where he is describing the horrors of a battle : Ως τω γέν κονίησι παρ αλληλοισι τετασθην Ητοι ο μεν Θρηκών οδ Επειων χαλκοχιτώνων Ηγεμονες He then turns to a different person : Ενθα κεν ουκέτι ἔργον ανήρ όνοσαιτο μετελθών ...
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